http://1718neworleans.com (with apologies to Louis Armstrong.) Today, this month, and for all of 2014 and beyond, I enter the world of marketing and PR. An unsavory notion… Read more “DO YOU KNOW WHAT IT MEANS TO MISS NEW ORLEANS…”
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The Petticoat Rebellion, Vol.1 on the horizon
The beginning of December 2013. This is the first of the last blogs of the year. Perhaps two more will happen. 2014 will be the year the… Read more “The Petticoat Rebellion, Vol.1 on the horizon”
How is culinary history done?
http://1718neworleans.com Thank you Catherine Howard! I was lying in bed this morning wondering what I was going to blog about this week. And what do I find… Read more “How is culinary history done?”
Let us welcome Tante Suzanne
Tante Suzanne and Gerard sat down on the levee with their cans of steaming coffee. She opened her aprons to show her companion the treasures hidden therein.… Read more “Let us welcome Tante Suzanne”
Some Coffeehouse Ramblings
Once again in the coffeehouse. Once again wondering what to blog about. I still don’t quite get all of this stuff about social media. I guess it’s… Read more “Some Coffeehouse Ramblings”
The Creole Pantry, Part II
As always, further information and deeper insights into this topic maybe found at http://1718NewOrleans.com Ref: 1718neworleans2018 blog entries for May 6, 2013 and June 30, 2012 Of… Read more “The Creole Pantry, Part II”
Living an Ordered Life ;-)
http://1718neworleans.com Being basically homebound for the next month or so, this week I began a new “lifelong learning” program. This “program” is not really new in structure,… Read more “Living an Ordered Life ;-)”
Adventures in Neuropathy
http://1718neworleans.com A New Media Challenge On June 11, 2013, the boundaries of new media history were once again advanced. Working steadily for the prior three months, my… Read more “Adventures in Neuropathy”
Smuggling Spice in Louisiana
http://1718neworleans.com smuggle |ˈsməgəl|verb [ with obj. ] move (goods) illegally into or out of a country: he’s been smuggling cigarettes from Gibraltar into Spain | (as noun… Read more “Smuggling Spice in Louisiana”
Retirement, sort of . . .
In May of 2010 I “was” retired from my 25 year teaching career. That is, my contract was not renewed – for two reasons. First, and the… Read more “Retirement, sort of . . .”
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